In most healing stories, the end of treatment marks the start of relief mixed with concern. Because beyond appearances, certain diseases continue to play in the shadows. This is the case of breast cancer, whose remission can hide invisible threats. Recent research questions the passivity of the post-cancer and draw the contours of a new, … Read more
ah yellowstone. A place filled with mystery which may contain a time bomb in its basement and which is one of the most visited tourist places in the United States. This famous natural park where one can observe an incredible fauna, impressive geysers who betray the volcanic activity of the region and … hats? hats … Read more
In a world where productivity injunctions rub shoulders with permanent hyperconnection, appeasement strategies are sometimes surprisingly regressive. While relaxation techniques swarm, certain unexpected practices reappear, carried by social networks and an omnipresent need for comfort. The growing popularity of adult teats, far from anecdotal, questions our relationship to stress, childhood and emotional compensation mechanisms. pacifier … Read more
Kangaroos are bizarre animals … Like almost all the creatures that populate this gigantic country, Australia. Did you know that this island, the size of a continent, is home to a whole bunch of deadly creatures? Even the ornithorynques are poisonous … Well, the kangaroos do not have dart or fangs filled with venom, but … Read more
In September 2025, the rediscovery of 229 cards engraved in the 16th century, which remained unpublished for more than four centuries, revived interest in a long -forgotten name: André Thevet. These documents, found in a private library, testify to a colossal cartographic project that has remained unfinished. Behind these cards, a man with multiple facets: … Read more
In the wild, some anomalies even confuse the most experienced biologists. Certain species bypass laws however considered as universal, revealing still unsuspected mechanisms. This is precisely what the recent study of arboreal lizards shows with a strange physiological particularity. Their green blood, far from being a simple whim of evolution, could well open unexpected tracks … Read more
[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Mickael Naassila – Professeur de physiologie, Directeur du Groupe de Recherche sur l”Alcool & les Pharmacodépendances GRAP – INSERM UMR 1247, Université de Picardie Jules Verne (UPJV)] Fruits too ripe on the ground, slightly swollen, slightly soft, fragrant … and slightly alcoholic. This is what our ancestors of the … Read more
Parenting is often built in the shadow of the gaze on maternity. If the first months of the life of a child mobilize all the medical attention around the mother, the paternal experience remains on the sidelines. However, this pivotal period also deeply transforms men. A series of recent epidemiological analyzes highlights a long -ignored … Read more
At a time when sleep is becoming a personal performance issue, social networks are full of supposed solutions optimizing it. Among them, sleep cycles are often presented as the key to a waking up without fatigue, provided you respect a simple rule. This promise seduces by its apparent logic, but masks a much more complex … Read more
According to data from the CNRS (National Center for Scientific Research), around 5% of the population in France is affected by anosmia, name given to the total loss of smell. Although it only affects a tiny part of the population, anosmia is recognized as a real pathology, which is also highlighted each year on February … Read more
